No. 3,550 in German
me
The German word "me" does not exist; it may be a misunderstanding or typo.
In a sentence
Können Sie mir helfen, das Problem zu lösen?
Can you help me solve the problem?
Here, 'mir' is the dative form of 'me', used in the context of receiving help.
Er hat mich gesehen, als ich die Straße überquerte.
He saw me as I was crossing the street.
Here, 'mich' is the accusative form of 'me', used as the direct object of the verb 'sehen' (to see).
Ich möchte, dass du mich nicht ignorierst.
I want you not to ignore me.
In this sentence, 'mich' is again in the accusative case, serving as the direct object under the clause dependent on the verb 'möchte' (want).
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